Tag: Leandro Hassum

A Vampire in the Family Review: Ale McHaddo’s Bite of Comedy Misses the Mark

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Reporting for Duty Release Date, Cast, Trailer and More

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Reporting For Duty: When is the Brazilian Cop Comedy Series Releasing? Cast, Trailer and More

Reporting for Duty is Netflix's upcoming comedy series that stars Leandro Hassum in lead. The Brazilian show will be a workplace comedy. Read all about the upcoming series.

Netflix’s Just Short Of Perfect Review: Shattering The Stereotype And Stigma

Just Short of Perfect tells the story of a lawyer who finds love in a chivalrous and renowned cardiologist. But the variation in their height creates a rift between the lovebirds only to unite them forever.

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